m elibs/frontend_responder.erl m elibs/frontend_yaws.erl m elibs/fuzed_frontend_supervisor.erl m include/responder_base.erl m rlibs/cli/frontend.rb Making the responder module user-specifiable.
m elibs/frontend_responder.erl + include/responder_base.erl Splitting out the core of a responder to responder_base. Now we can define responders as permutations of that code, allowing for custom...
m elibs/frontend_responder.erl m elibs/node_api.erl Extracting the dispatch a little.
m rlibs/rails_node.rb do not munge PATH_INFO and cleanup rails node
+ rlibs/cli/rails.rb m rlibs/rails_node.rb add rails cli to make railsy stuff easy
m elibs/frontend_responder.erl Requests moving through and bubbling back out but not responding.
This is what we should do to Kevin Clark when he playes guitar hero. I’ve established that he’s a robot.
Proposing a distributed shadow app that sits above twitter doing all the right things. Because what we need is a distributed system with everyone’s passwords and content and direct messages floating in the cloud.
Even better, let me remind everyone what serious business Twitter is. It needs to be more secure and robust than medical or banking software, backed by some of the brightest minds in the New World of cloud software.
Or maybe we should just tell Hank Williams and Michael Arrington to fuck off and do real journalism. Kthx, twitter is not important because it’s your self-pimping platform to place race-to-graph-total-coverage with Barack Obama.
m .gitignore m bin/fuzed m elibs/frontend_responder.erl m elibs/fuzed_supervisor.erl m rlibs/cli/join.rb m rlibs/rails_node.rb + test/commands.txt getting close to a full roundtrip
m .gitignore + ebin/fuzed_frontend.app m elibs/frontend_responder.erl + elibs/frontend_yaws.erl + elibs/fuzed_frontend_app.erl + elibs/fuzed_frontend_supervisor.erl m elibs/fuzed_node_supervisor.erl...